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Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

Rating

4.3(351)

Family of 4

$100-150 (kids ~$25-40 each for full-attraction pass, adults ~$15-20 each, food ~$25-35)

Duration

2-3 hours

Best Ages

Best for ages 5-16

About

Urban Air Concord is the East Bay's most complete indoor adventure park experience , combining trampoline areas with climbing towers, aerial obstacle courses, dodgeball, and virtual reality into a single massive facility. For families making a day trip from San Francisco or the inner East Bay, it's a 35-40 minute drive that kids consider entirely worth it.

What separates Urban Air from a basic trampoline park is the vertical dimension. The multi-story climbing tower features zip line elements, rope courses, and drop zones that challenge kids who've outgrown foam pits and wall trampolines. The aerial obstacle course , rings, bars, and elevated platforms , rewards persistence in a way that keeps kids coming back to try again.

Dodgeball courts add a competitive, social element that tweens especially love.

The park is set up for older kids (5-16 range), and smaller children under 48 inches will find some attractions restricted. There's a dedicated younger-kids zone, but parents should calibrate expectations for toddlers , this isn't really their venue.

Cost-wise, Urban Air runs on the higher end of the indoor play park spectrum. The Top Pass is the way to go: it unlocks all attractions and prevents the per-ride nickel-and-diming that adds up fast. Online booking saves 10-15% over walk-in prices, and Groupon deals appear periodically. Budget $100-150 for a family of four including passes, socks, and food.

Weekday afternoons , especially Tuesday through Thursday , are significantly less crowded than weekends. If you have school-age kids on a school holiday or can swing a weekday visit, the experience is markedly better.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

No

Nursing / Changing

Limited

Kid Meals

Available

Setting

Indoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Weekday afternoons after school; Saturday mornings before 11am

Wait Times

20-40 min on weekend afternoons; minimal on weekdays

Nearby Food

Willow Pass Rd area in Concord has numerous family dining options within 1 mile, including chains like Five Guys, Panda Express, and local pizza spots. Sun Valley Mall is nearby with a food court for quick meals.

Why Kids Love It

Urban Air Concord is a step above a basic trampoline park, it combines wall-to-wall trampolines with a climbing tower, aerial obstacle courses, dodgeball courts, and a virtual reality area. Kids who've hit the age of needing real challenge (not just bouncing) will stay fully engaged for 2-3 hours. The multi-story climbing tower with zip line features is a particular standout that kids talk about for days.

What Parents Say

Way more than just trampolines. My 7-year-old spent most of his time on the climbing tower and the obstacle course. Get the full-attraction pass — the basic one doesn't include the best stuff. We go on weekday afternoons when it's way less packed.
Google Review

Pro Tips from Parents

  • The Top Pass includes everything; buying attractions individually gets expensive fast
  • Height requirements apply to several attractions , check the website before bringing kids under 48 inches expecting full access
  • Wear athletic clothes and grip socks , provided at Urban Air for a fee, bring your own to save $3
  • The food area sells pizza, nachos, and drinks , bring cash as lines move slowly
  • Concord location is less crowded than SF-area parks; East Bay and Contra Costa families have this largely to themselves on weekdays

What to Bring

  • Athletic wear
  • Grip socks
  • Water bottles
  • Sunscreen for the drive
  • Credit card for food/extras

Cost Info

Estimated Cost (Family of 4)

$100-150 (kids ~$25-40 each for full-attraction pass, adults ~$15-20 each, food ~$25-35)

Tips to Save

  • The Top Pass unlocks all attractions and is worth it over buying individually.
  • Book online for 10-15% savings over walk-in.
  • Weekday specials often run $5-10 cheaper per person.
  • Check for Costco or Groupon deals before visiting.

Hours & Contact

Hours

Friday
4-8PM
Monday
4-8PM
Sunday
10AM-8PM
Tuesday
4-8PM
Saturday
10AM-9PM
Thursday
4-8PM
Wednesday
3-8PM

Frequently Asked Questions

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